This scenic upland trail offers panoramic views across the Coquet Valley and beyond, with open heathland perfect for dogs who love to roam freely.
Dogs on leads are welcome to explore this historic National Trust estate’s miles of woodland paths, lakeside walks, and shaded trails—ideal for a full day out.
A magical woodland walk leading to a hidden waterfall, this peaceful route follows a babbling burn through mossy forest—paws will love the soft terrain.
This former hunting ground of the Percy family is now a vast, dog friendly estate with riverside paths, rolling parkland, and a peaceful, car-free setting.
A gentle, picturesque loop along the River Coquet, this trail is ideal for older dogs or a leisurely afternoon stroll—look out for wildlife along the banks.
For active pups and keen walkers, the Cheviots offer expansive trails, fresh air, and some of the most breathtaking upland views in the North East.
With wide open sands and views of the iconic castle, Bamburgh Beach is ideal for off-lead runs, sea splashes, and plenty of space to play fetch.
This spacious beach is dog friendly all year round, with gentle tides and soft sands—great for a relaxed walk or a picnic with paws in tow.
Seven miles of golden sands make this a dream for energetic dogs. There’s plenty of room to roam, and the dunes provide extra sniffing adventures.
Quiet and unspoiled, Embleton Bay is a peaceful spot with stunning views of Dunstanburgh Castle—perfect for calm seaside strolls with your canine companion.
A quieter stretch with soft sands and few restrictions, Warkworth Beach is a great pick for a laid-back outing with dogs who love a paddle and a snooze in the sun.
This lively, dog-welcoming beach is great for sociable pups and comes with the bonus of nearby cafés and pubs that welcome dogs too.
Located within our beautiful Ord House Country Park, dogs are welcome in the outdoor seated areas where you can enjoy freshly cooked meals and a laid-back atmosphere.
Part of Forget Me Not Country Park, this stylish bar and grill welcomes dogs in its outdoor seating area only, making it the perfect pitstop after a countryside walk.
Set just steps from the beach, this cosy pub welcomes dogs inside and out, with water bowls and treats on hand. It’s the ideal post-walk stop for a local ale and a hearty lunch.
With sea views, a warm welcome, and dog-friendly indoor areas, this charming pub is known for its seafood and its love for four-legged guests.
Located on the spiritual island of Lindisfarne, Pilgrims serves exceptional coffee and homemade bakes. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor garden—a tranquil spot to rest.
This traditional country pub offers a relaxed, dog-friendly environment complete with roaring fires and dog treats at the bar, plus a spacious beer garden for sunny days.
This riverside park offers scenic trails, open grass for running, and even a paddling area—great for energetic dogs and family-friendly days out.
Just a short stroll from Alnwick town centre, this spacious green area is perfect for a peaceful walk along the river with lots of space for off-lead exploration.
Located by the River Tyne, this large park has open fields, woodland edges, and riverside paths that are a hit with dog walkers and their four-legged friends.
More than just a beach, this expansive park includes meadows, woodlands, and a lake-side path—ideal for variety-loving pups and all-day outings.
A quiet, car-free parkland once used for royal hunting, Hulne Park offers miles of off-road trails through woodland and pasture—perfect for dogs with energy to burn.
This small but scenic park above the River Tweed offers beautiful views and well-kept gardens. Dogs are welcome on-lead, and it makes for a lovely short stop during a longer town walk.
Join fellow dog owners for friendly, organised group walks in scenic locations like Bamburgh, Alnwick, and the Cheviots—great for social dogs and their humans alike.
On select days, dogs are welcomed into the beautiful grounds of Alnwick Garden, where you can explore the floral displays, fountains, and woodland walks together.
Offering training sessions and friendly competitions, this club gives active dogs a fun way to burn off energy while learning new skills in a supportive setting.
A charity dog walk through the scenic trails of Kielder, Woofs & Wellies is an annual event that combines fundraising with forest fun for dogs and owners.
Take to the water with your pup on a canoe or paddleboard—Coquet Shorebase occasionally hosts dog-welcoming sessions on calm, shallow waters near Amble.
This annual country show features a popular dog show with fun classes, competitions, and plenty of wagging tails—an entertaining day out for the whole family.
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